10-04-2009, 01:48 AM
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As his cousin grabbed the rabbit almost viciously from over his shoulder Jazper couldn't help but let a chuckle escape from his body. Taka would had scolded him royally for being grabby but given the situation it was more then appropriate. His main concern was to get his strange looking cousin back in shape. Food and water being covered he kept a close watch on the tiny hybrid as he ate,waiting with tears in his eyes. He was gaining energy again as the seconds ticked by and the rabbit slowly disappeared. Perhaps he had made it in time for the spotted male to make a full recovery. As he waited he let his memories drift.
His mother had been bugging him for called the strange boy what he was, strange. All he had done was asked why he looked so messed up, was that so bad?! Yet here was was sitting in front of his father waiting for a scolding that would never happen. For some reason mum had never caught on to dad being the gentle of the two parents. As his father talked quietly to him about everyone being equal he rolled his eyes. He didn't care if they where all equal he just wanted to know why his aunt and cousin looked like they had spots of dirt all over them, after all mum always told him to wash his coat before and after he slept. Finally his father stopped talking, insisting that he go play with the boy named Sinatra. 'But he's a freak!' He had whined just in time for a small head with pink eyes to appear from behind a bush.
His cousins words brought him back from memory lane with a small smile. They had gotten past that incident, though Jazper still felt horrible for being such an insensitive child. He hadn't always thought of others feelings when he was younger. Now Sinatra's hug squeezed his sides slightly and his words made him laugh once more. “I'm not crying Sin your just seeing things.” He mumbled defensively as he wrapped his own arms around the tiny male. “How have you been? Hows your parents?” He questioned a new found warmth filling his heart knowing that he was talking to his only blood relative in the land.
As his cousin grabbed the rabbit almost viciously from over his shoulder Jazper couldn't help but let a chuckle escape from his body. Taka would had scolded him royally for being grabby but given the situation it was more then appropriate. His main concern was to get his strange looking cousin back in shape. Food and water being covered he kept a close watch on the tiny hybrid as he ate,waiting with tears in his eyes. He was gaining energy again as the seconds ticked by and the rabbit slowly disappeared. Perhaps he had made it in time for the spotted male to make a full recovery. As he waited he let his memories drift.
His mother had been bugging him for called the strange boy what he was, strange. All he had done was asked why he looked so messed up, was that so bad?! Yet here was was sitting in front of his father waiting for a scolding that would never happen. For some reason mum had never caught on to dad being the gentle of the two parents. As his father talked quietly to him about everyone being equal he rolled his eyes. He didn't care if they where all equal he just wanted to know why his aunt and cousin looked like they had spots of dirt all over them, after all mum always told him to wash his coat before and after he slept. Finally his father stopped talking, insisting that he go play with the boy named Sinatra. 'But he's a freak!' He had whined just in time for a small head with pink eyes to appear from behind a bush.
His cousins words brought him back from memory lane with a small smile. They had gotten past that incident, though Jazper still felt horrible for being such an insensitive child. He hadn't always thought of others feelings when he was younger. Now Sinatra's hug squeezed his sides slightly and his words made him laugh once more. “I'm not crying Sin your just seeing things.” He mumbled defensively as he wrapped his own arms around the tiny male. “How have you been? Hows your parents?” He questioned a new found warmth filling his heart knowing that he was talking to his only blood relative in the land.
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